Henry Duelberg Salvia

Henry Duelberg Salvia features tall, upright stems with densely packed purple flowers. First discovered at the Texas gravesite of Henry Duelberg, this wonderfully colored sage is a Texas native. Blooming from late spring through fall, this perennial makes a striking vertical statement in mixed borders or wildflower-inspired beds. Its gray-green leaves and sturdy form add texture and movement with minimal upkeep. This striking, 3 feet tall and wide salvia leaves the smell of sage in the air, and a pleasant citrusy scent when cut or damaged.

• A herbaceous perennial
• Purple flower spikes
• Upright growth habit
• Long bloom season 
• Native to Texas

Plant in full sun with well-drained soil for best results. Hardy in USDA zones 7–9, this salvia is highly suitable for North Texas landscapes. Cut back spent flower spikes and trim lightly in early spring to maintain shape and prolong bloom.